SpaceX's planned 2026 IPO targeting $1.5 trillion could become history's largest public offering while transforming employee stock holdings into life-changing wealth.

Many tech billionaires, including Musk, fall squarely into the “proponents” category. With a blockbuster IPO on the horizon and Musk’s forecast that SpaceX’s newest rocket will start launching Starlink V3 satellites in 2026 as well, the company does appear uniquely well-positioned to lay the groundwork for orbital server farms.

Companies including EchoStar and Rocket Lab saw their shares rise on a report that Elon Musk's aerospace company could be gearing up to go public.

Elon Musk hinted at a possible initial public offering (IPO) for SpaceX in a social media exchange, aligning with reports of a potential listing in 2026. The move could raise over $25 billion, boosting SpaceX's valuation to over $1 trillion and positioning it as the second-richest IPO in history.

SpaceX has shifted another $95 million worth of Bitcoin, bringing the total transfers to nine this year alone. This strategic financial maneuver comes amid grow

The Elon Musk–run company is moving ahead with plans for an initial public offering that would seek to raise “significantly more than $30 billion.” Even relatively small balance-sheet allocations matter at that scale.

SpaceX is planning an IPO next year to raise over $30 billion at a valuation of $1.5 trillion, which would make it the largest listing ever.